Template VM CSS question

[Tikkiro]

I'm trying to figure out how to enlarge the text in my Joomla shop since an upgrade to J3.3.6 and a new template - pjo-zonada-free.   I'm unsure whether it's the template CSS or a VM CSS file that I need to work on to make the change - so far I've not located the text in either but my knowledge/usage of CSS is very VERY basic!

The text is on the VM Front Page - the content is the right size but where I have category images, the text above them is tiny in comparison to the rest of the page (see attached image)

I tried using Firefox's web developer but still couldn't find what I was expecting - it did hint that the possible CSS file might be VM-ltr-common??  If so, I only found 1 mention of text size & changing it didn't make any difference to the output.

Can anyone point me to the right file to work on to see if I can track down the right bit to change?

Thanks.




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[jenkinhill]

Use Firebug to work it out. You probably need to add a css override for h2, but impossible to be sure without a url.

[Tikkiro]

Thanks for that info - not sure I'll yet manage to figure it out but worth a try.

Apologies on site link - usually think to add it in - it's only a test site currently:  Gentle Touch Cards

Appreciated

[GJC Web Design]

.category-view .row .category .spacer h2 a {
  display: block;
  font-size: 18px;
  line-height: 26px;
  text-align: center;
}

add to jgtc3/components/com_virtuemart/assets/css/vm-ltr-site.css

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[Tikkiro]

Thank you SO much - you're a gem.  Will get that done tomorrow & come back to you if any further diffs on it or mark Solved otherwise.

Muchos gracias

[Tikkiro]

Again - thank you SO much for taking the time to help me out with this - I'd have never figured it out on my own.   I worry that someday I might have to look into a different platform for my shop, as I can't get to grips with what's needed to enable me to use VM to a greater degree without constant hand holding (never seemed to need quite so much previously).

I've a ton of health issues that make learning new things difficult & while I've managed thus far, things seem to be getting tougher with the constant upgrades of website related software.

Hence i really do appreciate those like you & Jenkinhill who've the patience to take 10 mins to repeat yourself for the nth time no doubt.

THANKS!

[GJC Web Design]

for css styling issues like this - remember - there is no "right" place or file - css can be added to any css file as long as it's called -
if it is over written later on (hence the Cascading Style sheets) just add !important after the rule
if there is one thing to try and get a handle on it is Firebug .. it will be your gateway to every styling issue -